Podcast: Quick Question from South Main Church of Christ
Quick Question from South Main Church of Christ tackles frequently-asked questions about topics from the New King James Version of the Holy Bible.
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What is sin?
Tom Sheppard, elder at South Main Church of Christ, references the Bible for the answer. “The Bible says sin is a transgression of the law. The word ‘transgression’ means to […]
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What is baptism?
Tom Sheppard, elder at South Main Church of Christ, explains what the Bible says about Baptism. Romans 6 answers the questions:Paul said “know ye not so many of us were […]
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Why do we take Communion?
Tom Sheppard, elder at South Main Church of Christ, explains Communion, or “The Lord’s Supper” is Christ’s death. We remember Christ’s death on the first day of the week. Act […]
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Is there a wrong way to pray?
Jim Lanning explores the question, answering “what is our relationship with God”. Do you call on him only in a time of need? Do you have faith in him? Jim […]
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Why do we sing in church?
Tom Sheppard says the answer to that question is contained within God’s word. “God’s word is all authority that we go by at the Church of Christ in New Lexington,” […]
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Why does the Church of Christ not give preachers the title of ‘reverend’?
For this question, Jim Lanning discusses the New King James Version of the Holy Bible:Psalms 111, verse 9, which reads “He sent redemption unto his people. He had commanded His […]
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What should someone expect with baptism at South Main Church of Christ?
Tom Sheppard, elder at South Main Church of Christ, highlights the baptism experience at our church. Tom says someone should expected to be buried (submerged) in water in our baptistry […]
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Why do we go to church on Sunday?
Join Jim Lanning, elder at South Main Church of Christ, as he discusses attending church on Sundays. Hebrews 10:24 and 10:25 in the New King James Version says “let us […]
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What is Christianity?
Join Jim Lanning, elder at South Main Church of Christ in New Lexington, Ohio as he analyzes the definition of Christianity as described in the New King James Version of […]